What if the lien was transferred into your name?

You should have titled the property in mom's name, with a mortgage and an option to purchase it from her for the $75,000 at any time to protect you, if something happened to mom.

Hello fellow investors My name is David Dometraschuk and my wife is Nicole Dometraschuk.

First, JP Morgan & Chase hit me with a foreclosure lawsuit and named almost anyone in this suit, State of Florida, construction company, the elections.

My name is Stetson, I have been wanting to take a leap into short term rentals and was interested in seeing if anyone had any experience in Flathead County specifically around Flathead Lake, MT.

An individual could name both the LLC and you in a lawsuit. 

Even if you're planning to just sell the property when the loan is due, then you've still got to take into account the transactional costs: agent commissions, price concessions, holding costs, and closing costs, to name a few.And, what if it's worth less in two years than it is now?

Now, if I write in my "Name and/or Assigns" in the Buyer field, I can then go sell my equitable interest, i.e. the right to purchase the property under the terms of the contract, to someone else.

I would just keep it in your personal name and get extra liability.

@Alfath Ahmed I just looked up all 6 counties in Ohio that Columbus touches and searched your name in the property records and found 0 properties across all counties.